Carolina Family Church (audio)

It’s finally time for some good news for the Romans and us too! Even though there is no way for us to measure up to God’s righteousness, He has made another way. In this message, we will examine what this way is and why it was necessary.

If the Law was incapable of saving Israel, what was the point? Was a Jewish person any different than anyone else? This was a big question for Paul’s readers at the time, and the answers to those questions matter to us too. In this study, we will look at what Paul is teaching and what it means for us.

If obviously sinful people and apparently virtuous people are not right before God, what about devoutly religious people? Surely they hold a special position and are justified based on their lifestyle and influence? In this message, we will examine what Paul says about this group who may seem immune to God’s judgment.

Some people might look at the “bad news” from last week and think, “Whew! Thank goodness I don’t do those things!” But we don’t get off the hook that easily. This week, we will talk about the bad news for people who think they are immune to God’s judgment because of their moral superiority.

Which news do you want first? The good news, or the bad news? Well, Paul chose the bad, but that’s because he needed to set the stage for the need for the gospel. In this message, we will discuss this bad news and what it means for us.

Wanna jump right into Romans?! Not so fast. Before we get too far with our new study, it’s essential to look at the circumstances surrounding one of the most significant letters ever written. We will look at the author, audience, and intent of one of the pillars of the New Testament.

One of the most essential things in our relationships is our ability to depend on each other. A non-committal relationship is no relationship at all. In this message, we will talk about how important our commitment to God is and how vital our commitments to each other are.

Over time, even the best relationships can get stale. God continually has new ground for us to cover in our relationship with Him and does in our relationships with each other as well. In this message, we will talk about the importance of continuing our pursuit of deeper and deeper relationships.

What if we told you that all problems you’ve ever had in relationships come from one thing? Would you believe it? Well, they do. The solution is so simple but so hard. In this message, we will talk about one of the most important keys to relationships that honor God.

It’s easy to get lost in the weeds of our relationships. That’s true not only for our relationship with other people but also for our relationship with God. In this message, we will discuss a broader perspective that will lead us to more confidence and joy in our relationships.

To have healthy relationships requires us to choose who we will honor. Making the right choice makes all the difference. Today, we start a series about how to honor God in our relationships by discussing the importance of openness.

The NT talks extensively about the power of the Spirit working through people, but there seems to be a lot of confusion surrounding how He does this and why. In this message, we will talk about gifts from the Spirit and what God wants us to do with them.

The Spirit is the voice of God in our lives, so we need to be getting better and better at hearing Him. In theory, it seems simple but hearing His voice can be difficult. In this message, we will talk about how He speaks and how to make sure we are ready to listen.

Though the Spirit is the most present person of the Trinity in our lives, it seems like most Christians understand the least about Him. This doesn’t need to be the case, and understanding who He is and what He wants to do in us is the key to a genuinely fulfilling Christian life. In this first message, we will discuss His role as the mark of God on us.

As we continue in the Summer Series Aaron Plummer teaches us how to run the race of life in a way that glorifies God.

As we continue in the Summer 2022 Series we hear a message about prayer from Dennis Welch.

In this message from Ben Collins he gives us a way to find hope in any situation.

This week we start our new series for the summer where we get to hear from the elders and leaders in our church. On this Father's Day we hear from three of our Dads in leadership as to what molded them as children and what they are still working on as Fathers.

If Baptism is our initial symbol of identification with Jesus and we do that once, what do we do after that? Thankfully, Jesus gave us another symbol that we can do regularly to remember and declare our faith in Him. In this message, we will look at what He did, when He did it, and why it is so important for us.

In this message from Ben Collins he gives us a message of hope in any situation.